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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Emanuel Lewis, 1327 N. Lara-
bee St., Carrie Abron, 2036 N. Flint
Ave.
Alphonse Slaughter, 1311 Lake
St., Vanport, Mattie Moore, 1311
Lake St., Vanport.
Frank Johnson, 331 N. W. 2nd
Ave., Sadie O. Crawford, 6412 S.
E. 83rd Ave.
BIRTHS
Faye Carol Dunn, 11812 Mead­
ows, Apt. 9457, Vanport City, Port­
land 17, Oregon. Bom November
5, 1944.
Sue Carolyn Carey, 2405 Cotton­
wood, Apt. 1559, Vanport City,
Portland 17, Oregon. Bom Novem­
ber 4, 1944.
Tommie Lee Hartley, 3822 Victo­
ry, Apt. 2167,, Vanport City, Port­
land 17, Oregon. Bom November
12, 1944.
Bernard Gordon, 639C Kiggins
St., Apt. 1059, Bagley Downs,
Vancouver, Washington. Bom Nov.
14, 1944.
DEATHS
John Ridley, Vanport City, Age
21. Died November 19, 1944.
1340 N. Crosby Street
(East End Brwy Bridge
L. Vann and the S. S. Hi«r-
SS. Bert Williams Launched i Robert
riet Tubman were launched at this
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and praised the New England Ship­ 1 yard.
The SS. Bert Williams makes a
building Corporation for its selec­ total
14 such ships named in
tion of a Negro workman, who had honor of of outstanding
Amer­
helped build the ship, to choose a icans by the United Negro
States
sponsor. He pointed out that it was time Commission. Others have Mari­
been
evidence of true Americanism. Mr. the S. S. Booker T. Washington,
Sides replied that the shipyard was George Washington Carver, Fred­
proud of the excellent working rec­ erick Douglass, John Merrick, Jas.
ord of Its employees, white and
Johnson. John H. Murphy,
Negro men and women, and point­ Wildon
Robert
Abbott, Paul Laurence
ed to evidence of it in the group Dunbar, S. John
Hope, Toussaint L’-
seated at the luncheon table.
Overture, and Edward A. Savoy.
The launching of the SS. Bert The Navy Department has named
Williams brings to a total of three a naval vessel, the destroyer escort
the number of Liberty Ships Leonard Roy Harmon, in honor of
launched at the New England a Negro mess attendant who re­
Shipbuilding Corporation in mem­ ceived the Navy Cross posthumous­
ory of outstanding members of the ly for heroic conduct at Guadal­
Negro race. Previously the S. S. canal.
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